Warnings on Cuba and Monroe Doctrine Echoed by Khrushchev
The editorial notes Soviet Premier Khrushchev warning the U.S. to stay off Cuba, denying rockets but boasting power. It recalls President Monroe’s 1823 doctrine opposing European colonization, and mentions the U.S. State Department reaffirming the doctrine to deter Communism in the Western Hemisphere.
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Arkady Sobolev
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Cuba
Sobolev
Russia
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Western Hemisphere
Khrushchev
James Monroe
United States
Monroe
Spain
Europe
Austria
Prussia
France
John Quincey Adams
John C. Calhoun
William Wirt
Thomas Jefferson
George Canning
North America
Bering Straits
U.S. State Department
Hold Your Fire on Civil Rights Platforms at Conventions
The piece argues platforms at national conventions are non binding and judged relative to other platforms. It notes Republicans may adopt a civil rights plank equal to or stricter than Democrats, possibly calling for changes to Senate filibuster norms, urging readers to compare platforms before criticism.
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Chicago
U.S. Senate
Oklahoma Oil To Stay Same Allowable Through August
Oklahoma’s oil allowable was held at a Jeb barrel per well minimum through August and September by the Corporation Commission. The panel said it would review market conditions later in August and could raise the allowance for September if needed. Purchasers urged continuation due to a flooded market and low production levels.
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Oklahoma Oil
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Baytown Sun details staff and office information
The Baytown Fun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc in Baytown Texas. Names listed include Roger Anda John Watiey Carrie Langhite and roles such as Editor Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Department. Houston telephone number CA 20U and representation by Newspaper Representatives Inc are noted. Baytown address P.O. Box 4 listed.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Azhbel
Baytown
Texas
Sun
Houston
Eam Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P.O. Bor
Polaris Missile Debates Mark Rockefeller Testimony
Washington reports note Gov Rockefeller testified in Chicago on Polaris missile delays and operational doubts while Aerojet and Navy push the program. The piece critiques administration claims, cites test gaps, and accuses aerojet links of political influence through media ownership.
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Washington
Navy
Aerojet
Pregram
Polatia
Nelson Hockefeller
Republican Platform Committee
Chicago
Rockefeller
Dar
Aerd
Gov. Rockefeller
Feval Tire and Rubber
New York
Boston
San Franington
Memphis
Yankee Network
Detmit
Congress
Edward Hebert
New Orleans
Ban Kimball
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A dachshund is led into a nightclub for an audition and imitates Old Black Magic and All of You in a throaty baritone. The owner and agent comment on the dachshund sounding like Sinatra while the dog imagines Perry Como. A bookseller notes that reading books can be the hardest task for a mortal.
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Bennett
Siarving
Abolition of Slave Trade Leader and Notable Authors
A jumble asks which British politician ended the slave trade, and who penned under the name Jacques Thibault. It recalls the creator of the Boy Scouts of America, a Cincinnati-born author and engineer whose adventures inspired youth literature.
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Famou
Jaques Thibault
Vitor Babint
Europe
Figure of American history scholar and writer named
NAN JONES summarizes a historian who studied at DePauw, Oxford, Cornell and Columba, earned a PhD in 19M, and wrote on political economy and civic development. He argued American political thought stems from economic self interest rather than abstract theory. The piece also lists birthday wishes for Ernest Hemingway and mentions notable figures like Harold (Jug) Mow Speden and others.
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de Pauw
Oxford
Cornell
Columba
Ciames
Washington Democrats and Kennedy tactics at convention
Washington political reporter Henry Ones describes a bitter mood among Democrats amid Kennedy’s bid for the ticket. He notes anti Johnson sentiment, blackmail claims, and alleged harassment of foes, with implications for Nixon and Brown’s fading popularity. DeSavio’s New Jersey shift is cited as key to Kennedy momentum.
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Washington
Henry Ones
Los Angel
Kennedy
Johnson
Michigan
Auto Workers
Walter Heather
Americans For Democratic Action
Bobby Kennedy
Henry Jackson
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Kennedy Brain Trust
Symington
Sen. Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
ADA
Nixon
Ken- Johnson
Johnson and Symington
Edmund Path Brown
Tammany
Carmine DeSavio
New Jersey
DeRavio
DeSapio
Niltesst
Colorado Aged Welfare Plan Faces Financial Strain
Colorado's liberal hospitalization and medical aid program for aged pensioners is $102,000 monthly short of funds. About 52,900 pensioners exist, with 2,732 receiving some free care last year. Governor Knous and officials urge no deep cuts and seek legislative appropriation to cover shortfall.
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Denver
Colo.ap
Colorado
Gur Justis
Justis
Robert ©. Knous
Television Log Lines for Friday Morning and Shows
The schedule lists 9 00 and 9 30 10 00 7 00 line up for Friday morning programming. Shows include Farm Report Morning Devotional Today Ginny Pace Show Today in Houston Mr Caboose News segment.
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Ginny Pace
Houston
Mr. Caboose Newa
Daily Crossword Clue Grid Scramble
Puzzle hints list scattered clues across across and down the grid. Entries include verity real fresh performs look asian desert pigpen dawn haughtiness type measured like a wing resort sleeper ensign part of ear foreboding and more.
Know Your Bridge and the Chesslike World of Duplicate Play
A column on duplicate bridge explains why the format tests skill by minimizing luck, with Italy versus United States in 1959 serving as a key example. It recounts Fry and Lazard bidding four hearts, West's sidelong play to defeat the contract, and contrasts with Avarelli and Belladonna's Roman Cink system reaching only two hearts.
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Lockherd
General Tie
Tubb
Yew
Aproat
General Tire and Hubber
United States
Aerojet
Jess
Sheless
Italy
Fry
Lazard
West
East
King of Hearts
Declarer
Avarelli
Belladonna
South
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